White-glove, end-to-end migration of your WordPress sites onto HostLogic infrastructure. We handle everything — you hand over the keys and we do the rest.

How It Works

Every migration follows the same structured process. Whether it’s a single site or thirty, each one gets the same standard of care.

Step 1: Discovery Call

We review your current hosting setup, number of sites, any custom configurations, and agree on a migration schedule. For agencies, we plan the batch groupings and priority order.

Step 2: Access & Audit

You provide access to your current hosting environment. We audit every site — plugins, themes, database size, custom code, third-party integrations — and flag anything that needs attention before migration.

Step 3: Staging Migration

We migrate each site to a staging environment on HostLogic infrastructure. Full database, files, media, and configuration — an exact replica of the live site. Nothing goes live until it’s verified.

Step 4: Testing & QA

We test every migrated site against the original — functionality, forms, integrations, performance, mobile responsiveness. Any issues are resolved before we proceed. You’re invited to review, but it’s not required.

Step 5: DNS Cutover & Go-Live

Once approved, we handle the DNS cutover. SSL certificates are provisioned automatically. We monitor closely during propagation to catch anything. Your clients notice nothing.

Step 6: Post-Migration Monitoring

For 7 days after go-live, we keep enhanced monitoring on every migrated site. Performance, uptime, error logs — all watched more closely than normal. Any issues are caught and resolved immediately.

Who Does What

We handle the migration end-to-end. Here’s a clear breakdown of responsibilities.

Task Responsibility
Provide access to current hosting Partner
Site audit & pre-migration checks HostLogic
Full site migration (DB, files, media) HostLogic
Staging environment setup & testing HostLogic
QA & functional testing HostLogic
DNS configuration & cutover HostLogic
SSL certificate provisioning HostLogic
Post-migration monitoring (7 days) HostLogic
Content freeze during migration window Both
Notify end clients of any planned downtime Partner

We recommend a brief content freeze (no major edits in wp-admin) during the active migration window for each site. This ensures nothing is lost between the final sync and DNS cutover. We’ll coordinate the timing with you in advance.

Agency & Batch Migrations

For agencies bringing multiple sites, we migrate in coordinated batches rather than all at once. This keeps quality high and risk low.

A typical agency migration of 20–30 sites takes 3–5 weeks from kickoff to all sites live and monitored. Exact timelines depend on site complexity and any custom configurations.

What We Check During Migration

Every site goes through the same QA checklist before it goes live on HostLogic infrastructure.

After Migration

Once all sites are live and the 7-day enhanced monitoring window has passed, your hosting is fully operational under the HostLogic SLA. From this point:

We recommend keeping your previous hosting active for at least 14 days after the final migration, as a safety net. We’ll tell you when it’s safe to cancel.

What We Need From You

To get started, we need the following. That’s it — we take it from there.

Item Details
Current hosting access Login credentials or temporary access to your current hosting control panel (cPanel, Plesk, or equivalent).
WordPress admin access Admin-level login for each site being migrated, or a single login if using a multisite setup.
Domain registrar access Login details for your domain registrar (e.g. GoDaddy, Namecheap, Cloudflare) so we can update DNS records.
Site list A list of all domains/sites to be migrated, with any notes on priority, complexity, or special configurations.
Point of contact One person from your team who can approve go-live decisions and answer questions if anything unusual comes up during migration.

All credentials are handled securely and used only for the purpose of migration. Access to previous hosting is no longer required once migration is confirmed complete.